I love how big their portions are for the price, and the food is great! It's definitely a favorite…read morespot of mine near WSU campus. I'd recommend to anyone!

I hadn't been here regularly in years and I can see why. We stopped in for a quick carry out since…read morewe'd decided on Chinese for the evening. The wait was not long at all and it definitely shouldn't have been. We should've gone with my regular place instead of what was closest to our final destination. We had veggie egg foo young patties with steamed rice. We're still trying to discern where the gravy was. We were given a small cup of brown liquid. The liquid was very thin and most un-gravy like. By the time we poured it on top of the egg foo young patties, it all but disappeared. There was plenty of rice though. We won't be back.

I believe that it is the finest Thai establishment I could locate to date. Food was of fresh high…read morequality and quite tasty! I was a bit excessive when I ordered since I could not pass on a bubble tea! This was my first time having strawberry balls that I was not even aware of. It made the drink delicious. Their seaweed salad was not bad either. This was sufficient as a side dish to two people. The sushi was also delicious.

Another Long time Favorite. They are Consistent We normally do a Carry Out. Actually this visit…read morewas a Carry out, however we were to hungry and asked to have our meal as a Dine-In. Staff was pleased to accommodate. Friendly Staff good Hot food and we just were ahead of the lunch crowd. Restaurant filled Up. This restaurant is in Midtown and also within the Wayne State group of eateries Side note. The restroom women's restroom is Super Clean and spacious and totally away from the men's restroom We had so much good food, we ended boxing and doing a take away anyhow

The worst shrimp fried rice I've ever had. I'm praying I do not get sick. The food was cold. It…read moreonly had a few bean sprouts and shrimp. It did not have carrots, peas or green onions at all. I had a rarely large order. They do not provide plates or cutlery. The store front is not sanitary. Old restaurant with dirty and broken windows with pan handlers hanging out in front. The parking lot is behind the restaurant without a paved entrance. You can't park on Woodward, so you risk tearing up your car driving through the alley and significantly deep potholes holes to park and pick up your order. It's in the new center area, so I was really DISAPPOINTED. I stopped eating Chinese food a long time ago because of the lack of service and connections to the communities they serve. My mother wanted shrimp fried rice, so I thought I would take a chance. Don't EAT here u less you don't have a choice.

I stopped in for lunch today. It was my first time ordering from New China One, I've been curious…read moreabout it. I called in the order ahead of time and it was ready and hot when I arrived. The food was ok. The fried rice was on the plain side. My colleagues ordered lunch specials with chicken. I think they were happier than me. There is a small lot on the side that you can park in. You can enter it from a side street.

Syd was the best, the service was amazing. the drinks and food were incredible. go during happy…read morehour. highly recommend for a nice sit down Chinese enjoyment. I love the fish ambiance ~ 5/5

We love coming here before Detroit Tigers games or events at Little Caesars Arena. The location is…read moreperfect if you're looking to avoid expensive parking and don't mind a short walk to your event. They're usually able to accommodate walk-ins. We've sat at the bar a few times, but honestly, it's a great experience either way. As a vegan, I really appreciate the variety of options. The fried tofu has an excellent texture and is served with perfectly fluffy rice. I usually go for the vegetable spring rolls-crispy and paired with a fantastic dipping sauce-and the sweet and sour tofu, which is always a standout. My husband typically orders the sesame chicken and is always pleased. Service is consistently quick and enjoyable. While prices are a bit on the higher side (around $20+ per entrée), the quality, flavor, and convenience, especially before a game, make it well worth it. If you're up for a short walk and want a delicious pregame meal, this is a great spot to check out!

OMG!! When you bite into something and the first sound you make is "mmmmm"...you know the food is…read moregood!! The food was hot and fresh! I can't even begin to express how kind and wonderful the service is! I expressed having an allergy and they went above and beyond to accommodate even speaking to the cook and writing allergy on my package. I HIGHLY recommend them!

The sweet and sour chicken is the best. I order it all the time. My father likes the four seasons…read more I will come back. I like the service and you're right down the street from me. Keep up the good work.

This is my go to Chinese restaurant on Windsor. Reasonable pricing and the food is always good…read more Probably their best food is their dumplings - you can see them freshly made at the front of the store - can of like Ding Tai Fung light!!! You can order online on their website - tip, same pricing on Skip the Dishes but more expensive with other delivery options. They have decent seating but it's very busy on weekends.

This was well worth the trip over from Michigan for dim sum. All the food was delicious but…read morestandout items were the charcoal and egg yolk bun, the sticky rice with chicken, the spicy wontons, the shu mai, and the black sesame rice balls in sweet rice wine soup. Service was great and very friendly. Will definitely be back!

I have been searching for almost a year to find my go-to Chinese place and this is it…read more The clincher? Their crab rangoon comes with 9 good sized pieces for $7.50. Now, that might still start a war if you have to share, but they are all for me. And despite how much I love them, even I can't eat that many at once. Which means enough leftover for the next day. They also have Coke products. I wish they had Dr. Pepper but at least it's not a Pepsi-house. I also like their packaging, they use the old school take-out cartons for the fried rice, a recyclable box for other things, and the rangoons come in a wax bag. So I don't have to feel like a jerk having to throw away a ton of styrofoam containers. I really like their pork fried rice. The chicken low mein is good, lots of nice pieces of chicken but almost no veggies and sometimes the noodles are a little overcooked. But it's all very consistent and reliable which is important. Easy offering and delivery via GrubHub, UberEats, etc.

I wasn't impressed. The sesame chicken I ordered was FULL of stringy tendons. After a few bites I…read morecouldn't even swallow without choking on the connective tissue. Should have removed before cooking. It had a slight unusual curry smell that was off putting for me. Rice was ok and the overall portion to cost ratio was good. Egg roll was lacking stuffing compared to other restaurants.

After craving Chinese food all day, we ordered takeout from here and it really hit the spot. I got…read morethe General Tso's Chicken combo, which came with fried rice and an egg roll. It was great. The chicken was perfectly fried and was definitely white meat. The sauce was tangy with a little more spice than I was used to for this dish, but it was yummy. I also got a small egg drop soup, which was good too. It didn't have any peas or carrots in it, and I was thankful for that. No issues with the service or anything else. They did forget to include a spoon for my soup, which was a little annoying since we had it delivered to a hotel and didn't have kitchen access. But not a big deal overall. Highly recommend if you're looking to satisfy a classic Chinese takeout craving like I was!

Worst egg rolls ever. Had the food delivered and the bag was filled with grease…read more Threw the whole order away.

This restaurant serve very authentic Cantonese (southern Chinese) dishes. It gives a taste of home…read more The restaurant is full of traditional decoration. Server can speak both English and Cantonese. They are very attentive, as my husband spilled the tea and without asking, they brought towels and extra napkins. We've order: - roasted duck: the skin is so crispy and the meat is very favourable - eggplant: the spicy level is just perfect - beef rice noodles: this is always the dish that you can tell if the chef is good or not. And I'm telling you, IT's GOOD - Yeung chow fried rice: not oily at all - Bok choy: so fresh. The flavour of the vegetable kept within - Ginger Beef: if your love Spring Onion, you've got it - Black Bean Sauce with Chicken: We will definitely come back for more.

Food: Authentic Chinese Cuisine…read more Amazing food Ample of menu selections Service: Friend owner & staff Great service Fast Service Ambiance: Casual Good seating capacity Pros: Opens til 2 am Downtown location WiFi: None Parking: Street parking Restroom : Clean Overall : Highly Recommended We always go back for a authentic Chinese food.

My husband and I met friends here for dinner. Johnny Noodle King is located on Fort Street just…read moreoutside of Downtown Detroit on the way to Southwest Detroit. Hubby and I laughed at how many times we zipped past the restaurant without noticing it. My husband and I both ordered the Major Tom Khatsu, which has a coconut chicken broth base. The chicken katsu pieces were the perfect level of crispy without being heavily breaded. There was also a nice little kick to the dish, which made it so, so yummy. Our friends got the Shoyu ramen with pork belly, and the Corned Beef ramen. The Shoyu dish seemed to be more enjoyable. Though we stuck with water, cans of Faygo pop seemed to be the drink offerings - other than alcoholic beverages. Areas for improvement include the waiting. Johnny Noodle King is a small place, with a main dining area and then what seems to be a bar area attached. We initially waited by the door for our table along with another small group (we were a party of four). We were then asked to go to the bar area to wait so that it would clear the door, but found it interesting how we were asked to move but not the other group. Also, we were standing away from the doormat we were not obstructing anyone's movements. The wait was long, and we asked if we could order food to the bar area (as opposed to waiting for a table). We were told 'no', yet there was a table full of patrons who were eating. There was no notification system, so our friend had to keep going to the front to see if our table was ready. Don't get me wrong; 'hooray' to Johnny Noodle King for having such great business volume. However, they need a way to manage it so that people will not be put off. Once we were seated, we did have good service from our waitstaff, and the food was very good. My husband and I plan to return to explore more of the menu. Hopefully, we can pick a time of day when waiting won't be such a big issue.

The food is very good and doesn't take forever to come to your table. The waiters are very nice and…read morethe interior is very nice and artistic.